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2. Start by entering the name of the court at the top of the pleading.
3. Write the title of the case, including the names of the parties involved.
4. Include the case number and the judge's name, if applicable.
5. Begin the actual pleading by stating your name and representing yourself as the plaintiff or defendant.
6. Clearly state the purpose of the pleading and provide a brief summary of the facts of the case.
7. Support your claims with relevant evidence, such as documents or witnesses.
8. Use numbered paragraphs to present your arguments or claims.
9. Provide a legal basis or cite relevant statutes or case precedents to support your arguments.
10. Conclude the pleading by stating the relief or remedy you are seeking from the court.
11. Sign and date the pleading at the end, and remember to keep a copy for your records.

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2. This includes plaintiffs (those who file lawsuits), defendants (those being sued),
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4. Lawyers, legal professionals, and individuals representing themselves (pro se litigants) all require pleadings
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An or pleading is a formal written document submitted to a court or legal authority outlining a party's argument or position regarding a particular case or matter.

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